Sunday 25 September 2022
St Pat’s won 2-0 in Louth tonight.
Shamrock Rovers’ search for a league and cup double is still on.
It finished 1-1, with Dayle Rooney and James Akintunde on target.
Drogheda ended the Tolka Park outfit’s three-match winning streak.
Andy Myler’s team leapfrog Finn Harps at the bottom of the Premier Division.
Keith Long’s side made it back-to-back league wins with a 1-0 victory.
Tim Clancy handed a shock start to 16-year-old Sam Curtis while two 19-year-olds, Darragh Burns and Kyle Robinson, found the net.
The Candystripes were held to a 1-1 draw at Head in the Game Park.
Substitute Dean Williams’ 87th-minute equaliser sent the majority of the crowd home happy.
Dean Williams’ 50th minute spot kick was enough for the Drogs to win.
It is four games unbeaten at the start of the campaign for Liam Buckley’s team.
Over 2,000 supporters were treated to a cracking game at Head In The Game Park.
It finished 1-0 for Dundalk against Drogheda United tonight.
Killian Phillips first-half goal earned a crucial win for the Louth men.
Regardless of their own result, Waterford’s 4-1 win against Finn Harps at the RSC would have relegated Longford in any case.
Stephen Kenny’s side returned to the top of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division with a comprehensive win over Limerick.
Stephen Kenny’s side saw their slender advantage at the top of the table wiped out as they were held at home.
They beat Bohemians at Oriel Park.
In a week where Stephen Kenny spoke about his side not being awarded penalties, they conceded two here and were punished.
There was a hectic finale as the hosts snatched three points right at the death.
Pete Mahon’s side have now kept successive clean sheets.
A win against Cork City tomorrow at the Aviva will see the Premier Division champions retain the FAI Cup.
The county Louth club trailed Wexford Youths 2-0 after the first leg.
Premier Division champions Dundalk are trying to tackle this hectic week one challenge at a time.
The Lilywhites boss labelled his players a ‘special group’ and also gave credit to the club’s owners and staff after last night’s win.
A 2-1 win over Bohemians was enough to seal the league championship with two games to spare.
The extra game is the last thing Stephen Kenny would have wanted with his side now still competing on three fronts.
Derry City manager Kenny Shiels has some strong opinions on international football.
Martin O’Neill left the talented winger out of the Ireland squad for the World Cup double-header.
The left winger was in magnificent form as Stephen Kenny’s side won 3-1 at Oriel Park.
Dundalk are five points clear at the top of the table but the Rebel Army have a game in hand.
AZ Alkmaar had gone ahead but Stephen Kenny’s side rallied to equalise in the Group D opener.
The Louth club are away to AZ Alkmaar this evening and manager Stephen Kenny wants to prove those not giving them a chance wrong.
Ireland’s only remaining representatives in Europe are away to the Eredivisie outfit tomorrow night.
Former Rangers midfielder Dean Shiels was among the goal scorers for the Lilywhites.
Ciaran Kilduff scored and assisted as the Louth men beat St Pat’s.
Stephen Dooley scored the only goal on an intense night at Turner’s Cross.
Patrick McEleney was the hero for the champions.
A first-half header was enough for the Lilywhites at Oriel Park, but the home faithful might well have expected to see more goals.
